Add metric 'rabbitmq_up' #11
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The new metric exposes whether the last scrape of RabbitMQ was successful. It is inspired by the haproxy_exporter which exposes the metric `haproxy_up`. The value of `rabbitmq_up` is either `1` or `0`. It can be used to determine whether the RabbitMQ process being scraped is up-and-running. In order to be able to set the metric, some functions have been rewritten to return error values instead of using callbacks.
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PTAL @kbudde |
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Hi, BR |
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Testing done. Everything is ok. |
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The new metric exposes whether the last scrape of RabbitMQ was
successful. It is inspired by the haproxy_exporter which exposes the
metric
haproxy_up.The value of
rabbitmq_upis either1or0. It can be used todetermine whether the RabbitMQ process being scraped is up-and-running.
In order to be able to set the metric, some functions have been
rewritten to return error values instead of using callbacks.